good things. >>> on a sad note, it's the third anniversary of the virginia tech massacre. >> it's my alma mater. they're doing a lot today. they're going -- they have a 3.2-mile run to honor the 32 victims, they have a vigil today. it's a terrific school. >> we were talking about it this morning, how long do they think they'll be doing this, and we talked about when something like that happens in your own community, whether it's column bias in colorado or this massacre in virginia tech, the rest of us tend to move on. we mourn and discuss how awful it is, and then something else takes place, like larry king. but for that community, on a yearly basis they'll take time to do it. >> on my facebook page and twitter page, a lot of people from virginia tech said, don't forget us. sometimes, even when you lose a loved one, it's weird. you can't believe the world hasn't stopped. >> i still feel that way about my daddy. i know you do, too. >> this is a very strange moment. larry king and shawn, his wife, said they were going to be divorced. >> they both filed at the same time. >> yesterday th
